Question: What is downloading and uploading speed?
Answer: The download speed is how
fast you can pull data from the server to you. Most connections are designed to
download much faster than they upload, since the majority of
online activity, like loading web pages or streaming videos, consists of downloads.
Download speed is measured in megabits per second (Mbps).
Question: What
is the difference between downloading and uploading speed?
Answer:
Your
broadband download speed will determine how quickly you can receive information
from the internet. For example, you may use the internet to download music
files, view websites or watch TV online - all of these functions require
information (data) to be downloaded from the web.
Much
like your broadband download speed, your upload speed will determine how
quickly you can send files, information and data to the
internet. For example, when you send pictures to your family via social
networking sites, or when you play games online with your friends, you
are uploading data to the internet.
Question: Give Example of downloading and uploading?
Answer: To "upload" something is generally
understood to mean, "putting something on the internet", for example,
uploading photographs to facebook. Contributions to online-archives may also be
referred to as "uploads", for example books, audit reports, fax
transmission reports, etc.
Download
any Movie/.MP3 file from Internet.
Question: What
is the concept of bandwidth and protocol of downloading and uploading?
Answer: In computing, bandwidth
is the bit-rate of available or consumed information capacity expressed
typically in metric multiples of bits per second. Variously, bandwidth may be
characterized as network bandwidth, data
bandwidth, or digital bandwidth.
From an Internet user's point-of-view, downloading
is receiving a file from another computer. The File Transfer Protocol ( FTP
) is the Internet facility for downloading and uploading files.
